Skiing Oittaan’s crazy ski race was delayed in a ballerina suit and leather pants – MP sued Vilma Nissinen

Espoon The most bizarre ski race of the year was competed in Oitta on Wednesday.

Described as the “most immersive event of the ski season,” the Oittaan supersprint raced on a 100-meter-long piste.

The competition was attended by all kinds of sports fans, from MPs to national team skiers.

The women’s series won last winter in the national team competed Vilma Nissinen.

“A race of appropriate length at this time of year,” he snapped after the final.

“The warm-up was tougher than the competition itself.”

Nissinen beat the former sports minister on the track, among other things Hanna Kososen.

Nissis folded 100 meters in 15 seconds. The result was good compared to the fact that Nissinen is better known for its durability than its speed characteristics.

Oitta also did not have the opportunity to warm up in the snow before the race. There was just enough artificial snow for the race track.

“It’s not quite there to set world records right now for 100 meters. It would take a little more training, ”Nissinen said.

In the competition the afterski series was also skied, where the prize for the best race outfit was handed out. There were many kinds of outfits.

“Somewhere there was a ballet dress. I was a little jealous of that suit, ”Nissinen praised.

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The ballerina outfit won the outfit competition. Dressed for it Leena Sulku was awarded to a national team skier Markus Vuorelan racing jerseys with autograph.

Leader of the competition Simo-Viljami Ojanen said he also wore leather pants or lederhosens from the track.

Value Medalist Jari Isometsä in turn wore the vest of the World Cup leader. Not everyone has that.

Ojasen according to the event was successful in all respects. The trail worked well and it was really tight.

However, the occasional hard track also caused extra drama for the race.

“The acceleration is so violent and terrible that there were a few crashes. Although it’s quite a slipper, when the track was salted, it’s quite rocky. Those who fell got a bit like an asphalt rash on their knees and elbows,” Ojanen said.

Even the fallen still bravely continued their journey and after the performance the limbs were repaired.

21-year-old in the men’s series Wiljam Mattila cannon top skiing. He weighed in at 100 a.m. 12.47. The men’s world record, 11.03, is Norwegian Ludvig Søgnen Jensenin on behalf of.